Bachelor of applied public health and bachelor of business administration in Australian catholic university

The Bachelor of Applied Public Health provides students with the knowledge and skills to contribute to a healthier Australian society. Public Health is about preventing illness in populations and developing programs and practices that promote better health in individuals and communities. Public Health practitioners must understand both recent developments in scientific research and the ways in which this research can influence government policy. This degree is ideal for students who are enthusiastic about making a difference to the health of people through communication and leadership, and learning about the impact of individual lifestyle choices and intergenerational effects on health.

CBSE All India Senior School Certificate (AISSC) with minimum average of 65% in best 4 academic subjects, transcripts and completion certificates, Successful completion of IB with a minimum of 24 over six subjects, GCE A Levels Minimum aggregate score of 7, European Baccalaureate Minimum overall grade of 55, IELTS of 6.5, Individual score of 6.0 in all tests, PTE 61 with a minimum of 50 in all four communicative skills, TOEFL ibT 90 with minimum 25 in writing, Overall CAE score: 176, Minimum score of 169 in all tests; ACU English Language Test B (65-74%)

Careers in Social and community planning , Public health / health promotion officers, Australian National Preventive Health Agency, Medicare Locals

11th Feb